Humanities (HUMC)

HUMC 110 Disciplinary Relationships

Throughout this course you will read about the relationship between disciplines such as history, literature, religion, philosophy, and fine arts. You will analyze these connections and understand the importance of this knowledge to obtain a well-rounded Education. 3 credits.

HUMC 115 Human Experience

Throughout this course, you will read about how humans experience their world through their place in groups in society, their daily life experiences and challenges, the overarching domains in which their lives intersect, and how they express their lives. You will analyze the relationships between individuals or events to historical, social, ethnic, cultural, economic, technological, and/or geographical contexts over time. In addition, you will reflect on how these impact you as an individual. 3 credits.

HUMC 250 Humanities in the Digital Culture

This course provides an introduction to the evolving field of digital humanities. It examines the cultural and social applications of digital technologies for humanistic inquiry and expression. Students will analyze the ways in which digital technologies interact with human-centered interpretations, data, visualizations, and storytelling. 3 credits.